Match the following items:
$Q.1.$ $HCF$ of $8$ and $6$$A. 49$
$Q.2.$ $LCM$ of $(26, 91)$$B. 182$
$C. 2$

  • A
    $Q.1-C, Q.2-B$
  • B
    $Q.1-A, Q.2-B$
  • C
    $Q.1-C, Q.2-A$
  • D
    $Q.1-B, Q.2-C$

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